Beating the IRS

by | Feb 21, 2020

Your Guide to Reducing or Avoiding IRS Penalties

If you take your eye off the ball and file your tax returns late or fail to pay your taxes on time, you could face huge penalties.  However, if you know how to handle things right, the cold-hearted IRS will show you mercy and forgive your sins.  How do you get Uncle Sam to let you off the hook?  We have a terrific guide to help you out.

3 Ways Our Fact-Filled Guide Can Help You!

  1. We’ll tell you the 3 magic words that work wonders. If the IRS ever hits you with a failure-to-file or a failure-to-pay penalty, just pick up the phone and utter this three word phrase. When you do, provided you have no other tax compliance issues, the IRS will remove the penalties.
  2. You’ll learn how to avoid penalties by citing a “reasonable cause.”  The IRS will remove penalties if you can explain why you didn’t file or pay on time, however, you’ll need to come up with a “reasonable cause” that passes muster. We’ll list three reasonable causes that the IRS will accept.
  3. We’ll tell you how to avoid making serious mistakes.  If you say the wrong thing to the IRS they won’t forgive errors. With this guide you will learn exactly which phrases to avoid.

This terrific guide is written by our friends at the Bradford Institute. Download your copy by clicking on the link below.

Click Here To Download the Guide

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